Daily-Quest
1Hello, small question the daily quests are not available on the source I downloaded I would like to know how I could add daily quests?
Daily-Quest
2Uh... hard to answer this when you provided no other information. Generally, you add NPCs and dialogs for the quests, and add a method of tracking quest completion for the day (likely using persistent storage like MySQL or however your source saves items and characters).ashibi wrote: Sat Oct 29, 2022 1:47 pm Hello, small question the daily quests are not available on the source I downloaded I would like to know how I could add daily quests?
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3I'm not great in programming [still new to this] but you can try with a newer co source that contain the daily quest code already wrote. If you are lucky you can find the right code and just copy-paste into your co source. Or you just use the other co source code as example and build your own code and maybe you can improve it.
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4Just be very careful when copying and pasting code you don't fully understand. It wasn't that long ago that a backdoor was put in one source's remote warehouse implementation. It allowed anyone to delete all accounts and characters on the server by ending a certain gold amount into the warehouse.Copac wrote: Mon Nov 14, 2022 10:26 pm I'm not great in programming [still new to this] but you can try with a newer co source that contain the daily quest code already wrote. If you are lucky you can find the right code and just copy-paste into your co source. Or you just use the other co source code as example and build your own code and maybe you can improve it.
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5Agree! Interesting things you can find in some co sources :). From backdoor code to infected files. Always need to read code line by line to be sure is what you need. I like to build things from zero and use others code as reference and test it many times to be sure is working fine.
